Victoria Hicks

1970-1974, voice over artist for KTWO radio in Casper, Wyoming. 1975-1980, voice jobs as a voice talent for Books on Tape. 1986-1992, International Voices based in Frankfurt, Germany used me daily for a wide variety of jobs requiring a female voice in English with an American accent or British accent for personal wakeup greetings, English-langauge ads presented at movie theaters, English-language ads presented on television, and translations of children's books for schools and instructional information at the Museum of Natural History. Trained for one full academic year at International Voices in Frankfurt, Germany. Did an internship for 3 months where I did work for nonprofit agencies needing English-language voice overs (such as for museums and schools,) and eventually became the school's most popular voice over actress and was in high demand both for voice overs, readings of materials translated into English, and teaching classes for the school. Assisted school with voice auditions to find voice actors. Voice over career also includes "radio theater" for the Armed Forces Network throughout Europe. I was usually requested when a very sexy voice was needed but also did roles as a senior, and occasionally as a silly child. The biggest reason I was so popular is because I am extremely versatile, I take direction well, I do not demand high fees, and I am very easy to work with.